Statues of Memnon

The Statues of Memnon are two ancient Egyptian stone statues representing Pharaoh Amenhotep III, located near Luxor. Built around 1350 BCE, they depict the king reclining on thrones, symbolizing his power and divine status. Famous for a mysterious phenomenon, one statue was said to emit musical sounds at dawn, likely caused by temperature-related cracks. These statues are significant archaeological relics, offering insight into Egypt's artistry and royal symbolism, and they remain popular historical landmarks attracting visitors and scholars alike.